Corrèze's 1st constituency

The 1st constituency of the Corrèze is one of two French legislative constituencies in the Corrèze department (Limousin). There were three constituencies in the department until the 2010 redistricting of French legislative constituencies.

1st constituency of the Corrèze
French National Assembly
constituency
Constituency in department
Corrèze in France
Deputy
Christophe Jerretie
REM
DepartmentCorrèze
Cantons(pre-2015) Argentat, Bort-les-Orgues, Bugeat, Corrèze, Donzenac, Égletons, Eygurande, Lapleau, Meymac, Neuvic, La Roche-Canillac, Seilhac, Sornac, Treignac, Tulle-Campagne-Nord, Tulle-Campagne-Sud, Tulle-Urbain-Nord, Tulle-Urbain-Sud, Ussel-Est, Ussel-Ouest, Uzerche, Vigeois
Registered voters121,830

Following that redistricting, it consists of the following (pre-2015) cantons : Argentat, Bort-les-Orgues, Bugeat, Corrèze, Donzenac, Égletons, Eygurande, Lapleau, Meymac, Neuvic, La Roche-Canillac, Seilhac, Sornac, Treignac, Tulle-Campagne-Nord, Tulle-Campagne-Sud, Tulle-Urbain-Nord, Tulle-Urbain-Sud, Ussel-Est, Ussel-Ouest, Uzerche, Vigeois.

Deputies
ElectionMemberParty
1967 Jean Montalat FGDS
1968 Jean Montalat FGDS
1973 Pierre Pranchère PCF
1978 Jean-Pierre Bechter RPR
1981 Jean Combasteil PCF

1986

 Proportional representation - no election by constituency
1988 François Hollande PS
1993 Raymond-Max Aubert RPR
1997 François Hollande PS
2002
2007
2012 Sophie Dessus PS
2016 Alain Ballay PS
2017 Christophe Jerretie REM

Election results

2017
Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Christophe Jerretie REM 17,534 32.51 22,509 53.43
Bernard Combes PS 9,666 17.92 19,619 46.57
Françoise Béziat LR 8,194 15.19
Jean-Marc Vareille FI 6,240 11.57
Agnès Tarraso FN 4,884 9.06
Jean Mouzat PCF 4,203 7.79
Mumine Ozsoy ECO 1,100 2.04
Antoine Behr DLF 853 1.58
Alain Cruzel ECO 572 1.06
Marie-Thérèse Coinaud EXG 321 0.60
Anne-Pascale Chabot DIV 311 0.58
Alex-William Fernandez DIV 58 0.11
Votes 53,936 100.00 42,128 100.00
Valid votes 53,936 96.88 42,128 85.56
Blank votes 1,115 2.00 4,201 8.53
Null votes 621 1.12 2,908 5.91
Turnout 55,672 60.09 49,237 53.15
Abstentions 36,976 39.91 43,406 46.85
Registered voters 92,648 92,643
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

Sophie Dessus was elected deputy. She died in office on 3 March 2016, and was replaced by her substitute Alain Ballay the following day.[1]

2012 legislative election: Corrèze's 1st constituency - 1st round
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Sophie Dessus 33,247 51.45
UMP Michel Paillasou 17,875 27.66
FG Christian Audouin 6,695 10.36
FN Nicole Daccord 4,501 6.96
EELV Eve Aldridge 963 1.49
New Centre Michele Mounier 588 0.91
DVE Alain Cruzel 338 0.52
EXG Marie-Thérèse Coinaud 265 0.41
DVE Didier Poyer 155 0.24
Turnout 65,881 65.69
PS hold Swing

2007
Legislative Election 2007: Corrèze's 1st constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS François Hollande 20,879 44.38
UMP Jean-Pierre Decaie 16,219 34.48
PCF Dominique Grador 3,315 7.05
MoDem Michel Lagrave 2,245 4.77
Others N/A 4,387
Turnout 48,126 72.96
2nd round result
PS François Hollande 28,470 60.25
UMP Jean-Pierre Decaie 18,784 39.75
Turnout 48,881 74.12
PS hold

2002
Legislative Election 2002: Corrèze's 1st constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UMP Jean-Pierre Decaie 20,360 40.87
PS François Hollande 19,684 39.51
PCF Dominique Grador 3,560 7.15
FN Bernard Pinato 1,814 3.64
LMR Pierre Vinatier 1,413 2.84
Others N/A 2,991
Turnout 51,090 78.02
2nd round result
PS François Hollande 26,661 52.92
UMP Jean-Pierre Decaie 23,717 47.08
Turnout 51,956 79.36
PS hold

1997
Legislative Election 1997: Corrèze's 1st constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
RPR Raymond-Max Aubert 17,985 38.27
PS François Hollande 16,639 35.40
PCF Dominique Grador 8,556 18.20
FN Claude Dambrin 2,781 5.92
MRC Jean Chatenet 1,039 2.21
Turnout 50,324 77.90
2nd round result
PS François Hollande 27,472 54.52
RPR Raymond-Max Aubert 22,913 45.48
Turnout 53,221 82.44
PS gain from RPR

Sources
  1. "Le nouveau député de Corrèze Alain Ballay est un miraculé de la politique". La Montagne (in French). 23 April 2016. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
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